In this episode of 'That Was Pretty Scary,' Jon dives deep into the unsettling brilliance of 'Hell House LLC.' Released in 2015, this found footage horror has made waves with its hyperrealistic approach, reflecting the enterprise culture and media obsession of its time. Jon dissects the film's craft, likening its relatable scare tactics to real life experiences. With shoutouts to his listeners and fellow horror movie enthusiasts, Jon also shares personal insights on vulnerability, grief, and the psychology of fear. Tune in for a detailed breakdown of this low budget yet highly effective horror gem, and don't miss the epilogue where Jon and Alexis brainstorm future projects and address listener feedback.

00:00 Introduction to Found Footage Horror

01:10 Listener Picks and Personal Reflections

06:45 Hell House LLC Overview

07:28 The Making of Hell House LLC

11:41 2015: A Year in Context

22:14 Plot Breakdown and Analysis

35:24 The Psychology of Found Footage Horror

39:02 The Physiology of Fear in Horror Films

39:18 Realism in Horror: The Mundane and the Terrifying

40:42 Weaponizing Subtle Visual Disturbances

43:44 The Craftsmanship Behind Found Footage Films

45:38 The Business of Horror: LLC and Its Implications

50:58 The Moral Undertones and Micro-Budget Realism

54:39 Epilogue: Reflections and Future Projects

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